Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-03
HOME AND COAST.
MATTERS Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Sllt LINN
town and Utah territory
st. Johns Chapter NO. 0, n. a. NJ,
will hold au election this evening.
To usnal religious services will be held
in the Episcopal Church tomorrow.
Tbsre will be Sunday school in the
cotholic Church tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
Tha cold stormy weather of the past few
makes our clothing men look happy.
Gays II. Ton tabls will he ratified for at
GUS Da,e's saloon tonight OF 1880
l nL
d Hammond will nreach in tina
Rev. :. ~ Eh,r"i, nt = o'clock to.morrow
Mes!o a
s'en'"h ,,,o GOOD ~,ook;no roc, vester.
we ga" %n Climax nine adjoining the
day IRON 'he
Oon"0 ou. Mon5.r r;,b+ ,;f+.d
Inc wlnes WHY'S" frnm tha an,tL s;ie If the
the ui he;ijing
Courthouse .n $500.
One night curing the pressns me : du o
Of our leca ez sp', a. faro ~ ~
ped aeou' S'oo a..
The strange disease ehat mas eeen aneeG'
ing horses IN tne vicllisy VI 8poN""e' w.
T.. continues W sp''"' 49,.
At Los Angeles, wednesday, d tniei
broke a WINDOW IN a lewelry stoie anu
stole So,oVo "oftho oi"lion's.
The Bristol mill and the Mayhower
mine at Piocne nave oeen closea down
for the want OF WORKING Capital.
The prisoners at the State Prison Jared
well on Thanksgiving, the warden treat
ing them to turkey ahu roast pig
The Appea! says over 1000 sacks of
pine-nuts have been shipped from Carson
over the V. u i. railroad py Tiu1e III
dams.
Joe Sabin came in town last tuesday
from his ranch on Currant Creek with two
wagons loaded with i've hoss ana gram
fed pork.
Last Monday the Eureka & Palisade
Railroad Company transported a tons Of
Richmond lead to Palisade In transit to
market.
D. Depaoli has been appointed admins.
TRAITOR Of the estate of William Evans.
deceased: See notice under the lead OF
"New To-day
VIM. Thompson offers to donate % acres
of land in the town of Reno if the officials
will agree to locate the Soldiers National
Home there
John Potter, Of Pinto, has completed the
assessment work for 1887 upon all the
mines at Silverado, OF which he has charge
or is interested in.
A. Muir & Co.'S. team left Eureka last
Tuesday. loaded with a fine Buckeye en-.
zine and machinery for the concentrating
works at Seligman.
Eurene N. Robinson treated each of
his men at Selipman to a fine turkey din
ner and a bottle of imported English ale
on Thanksgiving Day.
The art of paper making has now reached
a point where the tree may be cut down,
made into paper, and turned out as a
newspaper in SO hours,
A.. Pi,,;,ys Montana. on Tuesday. two
49, nio W. Tnna md E,ank
Lewis, got into an alteration, and the
former was shot and killed.
The Silver State predicts trouble with
.La I'D ~ a. axanu+inn Of One.
the lnaians at the execution Oh on he
banneJ a. Tt;nma'nrnc. IN .Janua~v
ca,.o;n p1.oL III. ,s,,ver who de.
oapI"n Lawn ~ ta"3J' ho M
.tAu a@,e one co ai nno Sa 10 ;au suo,t that
ui pb'n ~ Sbo,eoo ne naai1hs s aJ man
""u 4. en u -
Inc hngllsh cutlery manufacturers,
o1;upm iouseis suns ,i5or ,b;cb un.
1917 y eoSoenly Seaa, W pao.aa co. or;;csd
VI ! y eiepI"hV' " N
AN Oakland yustice OF the Ieace mas
aecioea tnat -: =. iNoweIi was Jus'ineu "a
klcklng the LIE out OF L. w. I1o"ieIIs
S-'o houhu' WHICH Junipeo "' "o A''
~ -
Inc Nevada Ccntral railway Sraihs
now Leave Battle Mountain Oh Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays ana re-
turning leave Austin Mondays, "eohes'
days and Fridays.
The Grand Rabbi Of India won the
first prize at the Rothschild wedding IN
Paris recently for the greatest show in
diamonds. His exhibit was worn IN ms
turban and was valued at a quarter OF a
million.
Dennis OLeary, who witnessed the
burning of nj. McGeary's cabin from the
head of New York Canyon, while oE his
way to town from the Diamond mine last
Thur day. said the blaze was herce ana
terrible looking.
A Typographical error in our issue of
last Saturday made the total of dividends
paid by the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company to date, $4,S67 so. The correct
amount is 81, 1867, SO. Naught in this case
makes a great difference.
The w~eat),er d,r;no the week was very
blusirv. and accompanied by light snow.
storms Thursday afternoon It blew q
terr;bIe cola Yesterday morning there
was two inches Of snow on the ground. but
the sun came out during the day, and it
became warm.
A loca, wit bav;ng seen a great number
of pni Iis' WI" " . h;s frs;sht waso on intended
for tbe o,n Oh q p works at Selirman.
remarked ,bat tbsv were like a stubborn
and Ianr ho am" !. ny Ia needed considerable
haltinMy 10y, as t th wort
" ln"he 'neni WI" s..,.
deorge Paul lett Eureka Iast Suhoay